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Newspaper
Irvington Gazette
Location
Irvington, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1964
Page
3
The Irvington Gazette lists Malcolm M. Roy as Editor and Publisher from 1937 to 1960 with ALD M. D. Roy as Publisher, plus Rowan as circulation manager Lois Bennett as mechanical superintendent.
The Board of Trustees passed a resolution to improve Hamilton Road to the Bresnick property on an assessment basis. John J. Gilchrist, 83, of 14 Croton Place, the last survivor of a 12 member family, died at Phelps Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Emily Husted and Mrs. Gladys Capron, Irvington teachers, were honored by the Irvington Faculty Club at Tappan Hill Restaurant. About 170 people attended Richard Behrens of Grinnell Street as he celebrated his goth birthday at Nick's Restaurant in Hastings.
The town held a public hearing on adopting the Suburban Town Law effective January 1 1965. The change would let Greenburgh do many villagelike actions. supporters say it would update local governance and benefit residents. The piece reviews past village issues, local officials, and community figures while noting broader political context.
Irvington school menu for the week of June 8 12 lists daily meals at Dows Lane and High School with options including mock chicken sandwich hamburger pizza and a packed lunch. Also notes travel to Germany for Anne Lansing Keeler and local historical society items including track meet win and obituaries style notes.
Social Security offers guidance for planning retirement beyond applying for benefits. It stresses questions about time use, income sufficiency, health, and access to help. It notes many delay 65, explains earnings impact on benefits, and directs readers to contact local social security offices for questions. A next article asks if readers would rather retire full time.
Trustees disclosed 101 cases disposed with fines totaling 454 dollars, with 213 to police pension, 170 to village general funds, and 41 to the state. A new traffic light will be installed at the North Broadway crossing between St Barnabas and Immaculate Conception, with two lights per direction now required on state highways. The village pays for the church crossing light. other lights on Main Street Harriman Road Station Road and Clinton Avenue will be state funded. The clerk was instructed to notify Wendover Building Corp that septic tanks will not be approved for Osceola Avenue development on the former Havemeyer property, despite Wendover seeking septic approval on a map before the Planning Board. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISING.
MHS OKSANA CHAVE instructor leads the Adult Art Class at Isabel Benjamin Community Center as painters prepare for a June 9 exhibit sponsored by the Irvington Recreation Commission. The show opens at 8 p.m. in the center’s lower level with watercolors pastels black and white and pen and ink works from winter and spring sessions. All residents are invited.
Irvington residents obtain a free chest X ray tomorrow from the West er Tuberculosis and Health Association Mobile Unit. Stationed on North Broadway in front of Genung's Store from 2 p.m. to 4 45 p.m. and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. No appointment or undressing required. Each exam lasts about two minutes and yields a confidential report. A doctor screens films for enlarged heart, lung cancer, TB, and other abnormalities.
A local Irvington speaker urges residents to act on devotion to duty, honor, and country. Reflecting on wartime sacrifices, the speaker warns against complacency and calls for active commitment to protect ideals, community welfare, and mutual safety. The piece links national service to local civic involvement and honors veterans and the living alike.
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